Fetty Wap blesses us with a new one, "RGF Island." With his 2014 song "Trap Queen," Fetty Wap broke out of his local New Jersey scene and became a known entity in the rap game. Today, the recent 300 signee follows it up with a new one entitled "RGF Island." Whereas "Trap Queen" was dedicated to a woman who held it down for Fetty, "RGF Island" finds Wap giving thanks to his crew. Fetty's delivery on the new one is similar to that of "Trap Queen," with his auto-tuned vocals eternally peaking at the crest of pitchy crescendos. In a sea of auto-tune-obsessed rappers, it's hard to carve out your own distinct sound, but Fetty's well on his way to being a singular artist. Check out our recent "On The Come Up" interview with Fetty below.